Friday, June 11, 2004
Friday questions on my mind
Now that "[t]he leaders of the world's most powerful nations appealed to the United Nations yesterday to help prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan, where ethnic violence in the western Darfur region has displaced more than a million people," the United Nations will step in and put a stop to it - they will, won't they?
Now that the Labor Party's (rock) star recruit, Peter Garrett, finally admitted that he - apparently - voted in several federal election and a referendum without actually being enrolled to vote, will Labor finally admit that the current electoral system is open to fraud?
Now that graphic photos of diseased body parts damaged by smoking are to appear on all packets of cigarettes sold in Australia, will this trend continue to include labeling all beer bottles with graphic photos of people you might wake up next to in the morning?
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Now that the Labor Party's (rock) star recruit, Peter Garrett, finally admitted that he - apparently - voted in several federal election and a referendum without actually being enrolled to vote, will Labor finally admit that the current electoral system is open to fraud?
Now that graphic photos of diseased body parts damaged by smoking are to appear on all packets of cigarettes sold in Australia, will this trend continue to include labeling all beer bottles with graphic photos of people you might wake up next to in the morning?
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